10 Interesting Facts Behind the Harry Potter Film

You must be familiar with this movie is so phenomenal and maybe Harry Potter is over, but the phenomenon behind it still continues to make us feel even fascinated never satisfied. So, if you ever wondered where and how many stage sets that have been created to make this story alive in front of your screen, or made ​​of broomsticks in this film.
Let's find out interesting facts from the wizarding world of Harry Potter and his friends

1. Magic wand

Each wand in Harry Potter movies made ​​anywhere - including Daniel Radcliffe's wand which amounted to 60-70 fruit for wear worn for the last seven films. Just like in the book, no two sticks are the same, even the wand of identical twins Fred and George Weasley. Though Radcliffe has been taking some stick, the stick is made largely consistent with a length of about 33-38 cm, as in the book. This means precisely the character who grew dengat stick the same for many years making the film. Dumbledore's Wand intricate designs also remain the same, whereas first-and film companies around the world-do not know that the stick is "The Elder Wand".

2. The scene in the Great Hall of Hogwarts

More than 600 school uniforms made ​​for the movie Harry Potter. Battle scenes in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" became the scene with the largest number of manufacturing uniforms for the players and extra players - could be seen as the finale to 400 people joined the Death Eaters and Snatchers with 400 teachers and students gathered in the Great Hall of Hogwarts.


3. Property Replication Films

 
Seen in the photo is actually only part of the 210,000 coins made ​​for Gringotts Bank scene in the last two films. Other artifacts are also duplicated in large quantities is one of Salazar Slytherin's locket, which was made up to 40 replicas to accommodate the scene when Harry and Ron try to destroy it.

4. Popular face of Harry Potter

Lightning mark on his forehead Harry Potter was created by a team of makeup is approximately 5800 times. Approximately 2000 times the sign is applied directly on Radcliffe's face, while the remainder was applied on the forehead of the replacement players. Although the property favorite items Radcliffe in the film are his glasses, these glasses have replaced it as much as 160 times.


5. Clothing In Harry Potter Film

 
More than 25,000 clothing has been used throughout the film Harry Potter.

6. Gringotts dragon

200 magical creatures have been created for the Harry Potter film series, including this dragon. Aragog, the Acromantula (giant spider) is displayed in the second film, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secret", has a leg span of 5.48 meters. 250 non-robotic animals have been used in the film, the largest being a hippo and the smallest is the centipede.
 
7. Shell Cottage

Bill and Fleur's house, where Harry, Ron and Hermione take shelter in the last film, 90 percent worked at Leavesden Studios and then moved to the Fresh Water West in Wales. The house was transported by a tractor along the beach before being taken up the dunes by the crew. The location was the site most frequently photographed by fans. 4500 pieces of giant clams are needed for the roof huts, and even hundreds of individual blades of grass planted in the sand on the surrounding hills. This setting windproof beach grass thanks to 10.9 tons of water used as a load to hold it.
 
8. Snape and Voldemort meet in House Boat

 This is just one of 588 sets have been made for the movie Harry Potter - the product of 58 people staff the Department of Art. Many sets have been created on land Leavesden Studios. 80 acres of studio provides 46,500 square feet to set the stage. Included are also setting the stage for the fly (in the movie Harry Potter broom made of titanium for the aircraft).

9. Costume and Mask

Soldier statue that used to fight Voldemort at Hogwarts is only a partial character wearing a mask in the film. It is true, the mask of the Death Eaters had been the most demanding skills of the crew. This is an acyl collaboration between the Department of Arts and the Department of Property. All Death Eaters mask carved by a team of Department of Arts and printed directly onto the faces of the actors for 2.5 minutes to harden. The team then solve it by making the design properties of individual tin.
 
10. Ron and Hermione in the debris

 This scene shows only a portion of 29 tons of polystyrene debris carried by five trucks used in the film the Deathly Hallows.